Abraham Lincoln and His Presidency, Volume 2Robert Clarke Company, 1904 |
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... MCCLELLAN MOVES AGAINST RICHMOND YORKTOWN WILLIAMSBURG FAIR OAKS - CHAPTER IV . 32 BATTLES NEAR RICHMOND - HARRISON'S LANDING ..... 57 CHAPTER V. COMMANDS OF FREMONT , McDowell and BANKS CON- SOLIDATED - HALLECK AND POPE CALLED TO THE ...
... MCCLELLAN MOVES AGAINST RICHMOND YORKTOWN WILLIAMSBURG FAIR OAKS - CHAPTER IV . 32 BATTLES NEAR RICHMOND - HARRISON'S LANDING ..... 57 CHAPTER V. COMMANDS OF FREMONT , McDowell and BANKS CON- SOLIDATED - HALLECK AND POPE CALLED TO THE ...
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... MCCLELLAN CHAPTER XI . - SUNDAY PROCLAMATION - LINCOLN'S Religion — Mes- SAGE TO CONGRESS . CHAPTER XII . .128 .139 THIRD STAGE OF THE WAR - STONE RIVER ON THE MISSISSIPPI And the Gulf . CHAPTER XIII . • 146 FREDERICKSBURG AND AFTER - A ...
... MCCLELLAN CHAPTER XI . - SUNDAY PROCLAMATION - LINCOLN'S Religion — Mes- SAGE TO CONGRESS . CHAPTER XII . .128 .139 THIRD STAGE OF THE WAR - STONE RIVER ON THE MISSISSIPPI And the Gulf . CHAPTER XIII . • 146 FREDERICKSBURG AND AFTER - A ...
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... McClellan had not been idle . He worked with zeal at his headquarters , and was also much in the saddle , riding rapidly with his staff from post to post of his long line , frequently returning at a late hour of the night . These ...
... McClellan had not been idle . He worked with zeal at his headquarters , and was also much in the saddle , riding rapidly with his staff from post to post of his long line , frequently returning at a late hour of the night . These ...
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... McClellan was intending no important movement at the West before spring . The Confederate lines in Kentucky extended ... McClellan's illness , and inquiring : “ Are General Buell and yourself in concert ? " The answer was that he had ...
... McClellan was intending no important movement at the West before spring . The Confederate lines in Kentucky extended ... McClellan's illness , and inquiring : “ Are General Buell and yourself in concert ? " The answer was that he had ...
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... McClellan , who says he will write you to - day . I am not competent to criticise your views , and therefore what I offer is merely in justification of myself . Of the two , I would rather have a point on the railroad south of ...
... McClellan , who says he will write you to - day . I am not competent to criticise your views , and therefore what I offer is merely in justification of myself . Of the two , I would rather have a point on the railroad south of ...
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